Of course, the country must assemble a group of its strongest, most highly trained individuals in order to perform a life-or-death rescue mission in order to save those cabinet members and insure the future safety of the world. The leader of that group of men, of course, was Major Dutch, as played by the future governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger, and his band of commandos includes the current governor of Minnesota and future president of the world Jesse Ventura. The movie, of course, is Predator.

Someone with skills like
these would be hard to track.

How fitting, though, that Schwarzenegger and Ventura's opponent in Predator would also turn out to be this country's greatest enemy. The Predator was played by Kevin Peter Hall, a 7'2" actor who you also might remember as "Harry" in Harry and the Hendersons and "the tall black guy" in the TV series "Misfits of Science." During Hall's time in South America filming Predator, he was able to learn from the real-life guerillas who were working with the research department of the movie—a major reason why Predator's portrayal of terrorist groups was so realistic.

According to records, Kevin Peter Hall died in 1991. Or did he? As Hitler lived on in South America long after World War II, Hall was able to trump his reported demise and continue on living in the Sudan. It's no coincidence that Osama bin Laden was expelled from Saudi Arabia during that same year—they both ended up in the Sudan where together they would plot the bombing of the US Embassies in Africa and the World Trade Center.

You may be skeptical, but consider the trauma Hall survived. Not only was he put to shame by not one but two governors in the first Predator movie, he was dragged out in a second one where he had his ass kicked again, this time by Danny Glover, Gary Busey, and current Security Advisor Condeleeza Rice. So, Hall's hatred of America runs deep. You may not have heard of Hall's hand in the terror acts of the last ten years but trust us, he was there.

Reportings of Bigfoot are decades old, but usually they happen in the northern United States in areas surrounding major national parks. Seldom do you hear of Bigfoot sightings in Oklahoma. Yet, if you study National Inquirer records between the years 1993 and 1995, you'll see that there were dozens of reported sightings in and around the Oklahoma City area. Is it coincidence that Hall played Bigfoot in Harry and the Hendersons? Is it coincidence that the bombing of the Murrah building happened after the last known sighting of Hall in 1991?

After completing his plan in Oklahoma, Hall returned to the Middle East and Africa, where he reportedly remains to this day. While one may question the ability of a 7'2" TV star to hide (irregardless of whether 6'6" bin Laden remains at large), consider the other ability Hall has displayed in his roles: the ability to shrink his body. Yes, part of the reason Hall was cast in the TV series "Misfits of Science" is because he is able to shrink his body to approximately 8 inches in length. This ability was turned into a "superpower" for the purposes of the TV show, along with the rock star's ability to shoot lightning while he plays electric guitar and Courtney Cox's ability to fall in love with complete idiots. Finding an 8 inch tall man in Pakistan is quite a bit like finding a needle in a haystack, now isn't it.

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